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City of Kópavogur: Non-compliance with general data processing principles

The Icelandic DPA has imposed a fine of EUR 20,000 on the city of Kópavogur.

€20,000 Fine
City of Kópavogur
ICELAND
Art. 5 GDPR Art. 24 GDPR Art. 28 GDPR
Retention Period Processors Controllers Storage Limitation Supervisory Authorities
Dec 6, 2023 Source personuvernd.is

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The Icelandic DPA has imposed a fine of EUR 20,000 on the city of Kópavogur. The city had used the Google Education system without sufficiently complying with data protection regulations. In particular, the city did not fulfill its obligations when selecting Google as a processor and the processing agreement with Google did not comply with data protection requirements. Furthermore, the city did not ensure that the student data was not processed for purposes other than those specified by the city. Furthermore, the retention period was not considered appropriate but rather too extensive. In imposing the fine, particular consideration was given to the protection of sensitive children's data. Although no demonstrable damage had occurred, it was criticized that the city had not sufficiently ensured the secure transfer of data to the US in the past. However, the city cooperated transparently with the data protection authority and revised its data protection practices.

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